Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-01-28
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"She'll be better soon" said the deep
rasping voice of Mr.. Arnold, while his
chin seemed a degree higher in the air.
and his mouth was close MS steel trap,
Helen heard the bitter taunt, and all
her noble soul aroused, she cried;
Judge Arnold, l never put that
bracelet in my carpet-bag. l never
stole it, am innocent, and you know
It."
"Oh yes" and the chin and short
roam whiskers rose higher, II have seen
many ms equally innocent; ! never
heard one plead guilty on the first
accusation"
"Some of your own family put that
jewel in my carpet bag to ruin me-"
sobbed Helen.
30 dear cried Halle, with tri-
umphant irony.
That's an old dodge said the man
IN the doorway. "A thief is always
imagining that somebody's trying to
ruin his character. Now, that bracelet
is worth twenty dollars; you will have
10 explain no" the stoieh property gol
ihIo your possession OF you may get
'hto treuole' -.
Judge Arnold, saiu Helen, rising
and bringing all the energy which she
felt in her case required mt her COM
malld' i swear so help me heaven'
th"t never toucheu lhat bracelet since
my hother owned IT. II was Pu. III
my carpet p"s Ny o'"er MINUS '''"n
hnne, . :,
he'eil Lahehiah' saiu Mrs' ArhU'u'
confronting the beautiful girl win her
mead high IN me ar 1T Is nad enough
Tor you TO steal a bracelet without add
ing perjury TO your crime.
heien was shocked, she realized
now hopeless was ner eohuit,oh' one
hau peeh completely 'r"ppeu. Every
thlhS was against her' anu ye' she was
innocent IL was no use 10 accuse
These people, whose Stanulhg IN society
was hlsher 'Inan psr own, Oh putting
.ic pr,ce'et III ilcr oaipot pas " iu'"
hers N"one WPu'" pe'e'e n'r
Helen' with a hrmness born oi
despair sat down IN her char agaih.
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any goou, sa'u ,ne IRON man WIN an
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Helen again reiapsed INTO silence
ana her ilttle protner' groaning WIN
pam, drew a chair up by her siue'
climbed INTO 1t ana lay down with his
mead IN her Jap: she folded her arms
about hlm' ieehng tnat II was the last
, .llno II, IN, inc ,, sne wouu ', , eNeI W permit
'cu 70 'aNe MN 70 ncr near''
Mrs. Arnold, having satisfied herself